Hey all,
Yesterday i took the overnight broths for the two plasmids and completed another dilution series and spread plated the ones from -5.5 and -6. I incubated these at 37C overnight. Then i took out the T0 plates and counted the colonies, the ones that were around 100 i replica plated them onto an LB amp100 agar plate and then olnto an LB agar plate. These were then incubated overnight at 37C.
Today started out with me making more LB agar and LBamp100 agar plates, and making up 3x50ml LB broth, ready for monday morning. Then i autoclaved my velvets ready for next week. Once this was completed the science could start. I counted Tend plates and replica plated the ones with around 100 colonies, same as yesterday i replica plated 1x LBamp100 and 1xLB agar. The last job of the day was to count the colonies from yesterdays replica plating and record them. I also re streaked my C2110 so that i will be working with a fresh culture on monday.
Tag: replica plating
Hi all Started day by completing my serial…
Hi all,
Started day by completing my serial dilutions from yesterdays broth culture, I spread plated the dilutions of 10-6 and 10-6.5 on LB agar and incubated them overnight at 37C. Then taking the eight plates from yesterday I counted the colonies and chose the four with around 100 colonies. I then replica plated each of these onto a further two LB agar plates (one containing Ampicillin 100). These were then incubated at 37C overnight. I then also broth cultured another confirmed strain of E.coli (e0791).